Abstract

We describe a novel optical acoustic detector based on a bias-controlled fiber Fabry–Perot interferometer. The detector has a broad bandwidth from 10 Mhz to a few gigahertz and higher sensitivity than conventional systems, which are useful for noncontact characterization of microsamples based on laser ultrasound.

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